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    Other Names: FRANKLIN; Official No.: 120184; 1871 Owned Jennings, Dunkirk, NY; 14 gross tons.

    Final Date: 11 Nov 1820; 1816 - 20 Four enrollments Presque Isle. 1820, Nov 11 Owned Peter S. V. Hamot, Erie, PA.; Final Location: 12 miles below mouth Grand River near Fairport, OH. Lake Erie., Foun

    Dimensions (LBD): 41' x 13' x 4' 11" ; 1825 - 30 Three enrollments Portland. 1830, May 29 Owned Joseph Webb, Cleveland, OH. 1831 Burned.

    Dimensions (LBD): 61' x 14.25' x 5' ; 1851, Jun 24 Enrolled Albany, NY. 1852 Ran Tonawanda, NY from Chippewa. 1853, Apr 18 Owned William J. Ferrell, Buffalo, NY. 1853, Aug 4 Owned Clarence H. Dyer, C

    Official No.: 9308; 1859 - 65 Six enrollments Milwaukee, WI. 1864 Owned J. Wilson & R. D. Swift, Sheboygan, WI; readmeasured 53.25 x 16.3 x 6.17'; 35 gross tons. 1868 Owned Manitowoc, WI; 35.23 gross

   

    Final Date: 8 Oct 1853; Dimensions (LBD): 135' x 19' 10" x 9' ; 1842, Apr 20 Enrolled Buffalo, NY. 1843, Sep 16 Owned John L. Edwards et al, Buffalo. 1844 Operated on Erie Canal. 1845, Nov Damaged on

    1835 - 42 Four enrollments, Chicago, IL. 1835 Enrolled Cape Vincent, NY. 1835, Oct Aground, upper Lakes. 1840 In service Chicago, IL - Buffalo, NY in grain trade. 1841, Sep 30 Ashore Long Point; rele

    Official No.: 37130; 1864 - 65 Two enrollments Detroit, MI. 1866 Two enrollments Toledo, OH. 1867 Enrolled Cleveland, OH.

    Other Names: FRANKLIN; Official No.: 81492; Final Date: 1941; Dimensions (LBD): 80' x 21' x 9' 6" ; 1894 Running in connection with the Michigan Central Railway 1904 Rebuilt, 140/77 tons 1910, Januar